Walnut Street Baptists Lead Big Temperance Banquet Parade
Plans are complete for the annual Business Men's Temperance association banquet at the Pythian Temple tonight with about five hundred attendees. Delegations from Dunkerton Cedar Falls and Orange township, plus Walnut Street Baptist church members marching a hundred strong, will join the event as toastmaster 3 8 Tuthill and several prominent temperance speakers address the crowd.
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Dunkerton
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Orange Township
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Tuthill
Waterloo
Pay Auto Licenses Delayed Across States
Waterloo taxicab operator Guy Walker has paid for three state auto licenses this year but still has no number. He was arrested in Minnesota and Wisconsin for lacking a 1913 license, and faced holds while Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin processed his payments. Police report widespread complaints about delays at the state secretary’s office delaying license numbers.
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Walker
Secretary of State
Iowa
Waterloo
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Gopher
Bridgie Webber Leaves Hospital After Stabbing
Bridgie Webber, key witness against former Lieutenant Charles Becker in the Rosenthal murder case, was discharged from a New York hospital. He declined to discuss details of the stabbing, saying only that an unknown "kid" attacked him after leaving a party at Sam Paul’s East Side restaurant. Authorities reported no poison in the knife and no further complications expected.
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New York
Sam Paul
East Side
Waterloo Ad Club Hosts Norfolk Delegation Celebration
A Waterloo Ad club event in Norfolk features a beach plunge, generous hospitality at the Casino cafe, a speech by Dr W H Rollins praising Norfolk hosts, and trolley rides to Ocean Beach and Portsmouth navy yards. Delegations mingle at Cape Henry dinner, Town Criers docks, and a Waterloo band two-step. Captain Catherine aids hospitality, Chief Griffin and wife miss a berth, but guest captain offers his quarters.
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Lover Married Would End Life After Shock of Desertion
A woman married her former partner and learned her fiancé had wed another. Despondent she threatened suicide but police, led by Detective F. J. McSweeney, intervened. She was escorted to headquarters and reassured after talks with the Assistant County Attorney. She has two children and a prior divorce.
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F. J. McSweeney
McSweeney
Sultan of Jolo and American Leader Face Moro Armament
Washington reports outline Brigadier General Pershing’s attack aimed at complete disarmament of semidivisioned Moro tribes in the southern Philippines as a step to peace. Negotiations with the sultan of Jolo failed. clashes left several Americans dead and forces now rely on force to disarm the savages.
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Jolo
The
Philippines
Washington
Pershing
Mindanao
The Farmer’s Eggs and Infertile Breeding Rule
Government experts endorse managing chicken flocks with few roosters and penning hens during breeding to produce infertile eggs. Infertile eggs remain fresh longer and beat cold storage, delivering good eggs to consumers. A good egg is the best food and infertile eggs reach consumers in good condition.
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Dudley
Fresh infertile eggs offer practical chicken farming gains
Dr W A Evans writes in the Chicago Tribune praising infertile eggs as a reliable source of fresh eggs. He notes infertile eggs stay fresh, recall an Georgia entomologist experiment, and argues backyard flocks should avoid roosters. Buying fertile eggs in spring is cheaper than keeping a rooster, with eggs selling for 5 to 10.
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W. A. Evans
Chicago Tribune
Dudley
South
Georgia
Corn Crop Promises Relief From Heat Weather
Heat relief seems tied to a thriving corn crop as optimism grows among business leaders and workers. Reporters note widespread talk of corn weather with hopes for rapid growth and a strong harvest by early July despite recent rains and a cold snap.
Injured Girl Out Of Danger At St Francis Hospital
Report from Cedar Valley dated June 17 notes Misa Helen Cook, 11, daughter of Mrs. Clara Cook, 204 Logan avenue, was shot in the abdomen but is recovering. Doctors say she will not be moved soon and infection is being prevented with careful care and nourishment. The piece also mentions optimistic signs for her full recovery and lists other local agricultural society items and meetings in Dunkerton and Ames.
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St. Francis Hospital
Misa Helen Cook
Clara Cook
Logan Avenue
Magistrate’s Startling Wager on Temperance Discovery
An English magistrate shared a striking observation to a previously thirsty defaulter. He warned that if the man refused a drink he would not get drunk, a paradoxical turn highlighting logic and temperance in a single moment.
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